On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Patrick Kramer wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Does someone know what is the maximum speed a MSX can accept when reading
> tapes? I mean, if I were to generate perfect FSK (so drop the cassette
> quality problems).
> 
> Or is it possible to skip the FSK part and connect a TTL (or alike) signal
> right BEHIND the FSK decoder in the MSX ?
> This way I could connect it to my PC to download data to the MSX, and leave
> the MSX on forever, connected to my TV and running a database kind of
> application (with data like what I have on video, or an index of all of my
> CD's, maybe even IR controlled)
> 
> Just some of my crazy ideas...

Perhaps this is possible, but it would not be the easiest way. Connecting
MSX to PC is possible via the joystickport(s) or printerport (depends on
the direction of the stream). I heard people are working on a standardized
connection via joynet.

But for the applications you want to use, why should you want to connect
it to the PC at all? The MSX can handle those things very well on it's
own.

Bye,
shevek

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